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Behavior Changes Make Life Better
Parents seek our neuro-educational services due to many and varied learning and behavioral issues. Some recognize learning delays or struggles. Other things are more subtle or sometimes not so subtle unique behaviors, such as a child’s continual encroachment of other people’s space, or attention-seeking behavior when a parent or teacher becomes occupied. It’s true, there are times that these behaviors are just a part of early development, but when these types of behaviors persist beyond three, then it may be time to have them checked out. Little Giant Step’s modality of working with the root causes through the neuro-educational assessment, deals with looking at the dysfunction or inappropriate function and deals with it by exploiting the part of the brain that is capable of “changing function”. This feature in the brain that lends itself to our type of intervention is called “neuroplasticity”. Through stimulating brain- based activities to address gaps in the natural development, the child, teen or even adult’s negative, odd, or disruptive behavior can changed or be left behind. It’s amazing how improving the lower levels of brain organization, increased auditory and visual processing, dealing with dominance issues can dramatically change an individual’s life-long interactions for the better! Time and time again we see behavior improving and levels of maturity becoming more appropriate. Here’s a note from a mother on this matter:
“Kaden has settled down a bit and here’s some really good news. We spent over three hours getting our cell phones changed out the other day and he didn’t do any of the personal body space invasion or intense attention getting activities he usually does. He was just your typical bored 9 year old boy. Woop woop! Thanks for everything LGS!! Blessings, Sandi”
Success for school age through college level
Welcome to
Developmental
Foundations
The Neurodevelopmental Approach offers a key to unlock potential for children, teens, and adults!
In a world of hurt, there is hope. In a world of learning challenges, there are solutions.
Developmental Foundations is based on The Neurodevelopmental Approach and is beneficial for people of all ages but especially for families with children who are struggling academically, behaviorally, or with low self-esteem. The activities included in the Developmental Foundations program are a very fundamental level of neurodevelopment, chosen from thousands of neurodevelopmental activities proven to address brain inefficiencies. Working on root causes of inefficiencies, these brain stimulating activities advance many areas, from fundamental brain organization which controls what we are able to do, to increasing abilities in short term memory, as well as reading and math.
For an overview of Developmental Foundations benefits — click here
Unfortunately, there is no “magic pill.” It takes consistent effort to reap the rewards that The Neurodevelopmental Approach has to offer. Developmental Foundations may be only the first step toward academic success for some individuals. Please see Frequently Asked Questions for more details.
“We used the Developmental Foundations program for six weeks before we took our summer break (and I had surgery). We are now two weeks into the new school year and back to using our DF program. I will say that I love the “program”. The greatest benefit for me was the timer!!! And timing the different components! Angel loves the reading approach (yay). She is starting to remember math facts…and I am pleased that she shows progress without having to resort to medication.
Thanks so much, Cindy Fort”
Click here to view testimonies from families that used the complete individualized neurodevelopmental program through an evaluation with a certified neuro-educational specialist. These families did not only use Developmental Foundations itself but their programs included many of the Developmental Foundations activities along with others which were individualized just for them. It is our hope that Developmental Foundations will allow more families to be introduced to and access the initial benefits of neurological organization that these core neurodevelopmental activities can bring.
Rapid Recall Intergrates Math Facts At Any Age
Each year Little Giant Steps (LGS) has had more opportunity to do research on this product. It’s been exciting to see the breadth and depth of this program and how successful it is in doing what it was designed to do. It helps to organize the brain, provides the right kind of “In-Put” so people from 5 to 50 can capture a skill that is imperative for easy math computation. Rapid Recall System is the best supplemental skill-building program on the market that we’ve seen.
Typically we think of this program being exceptionally useful for elementary students. What we’re discovering is that it works just as effectively in Jr. High School and High School for more students (than a school likes to admit) who lack a working knowledge of their math facts. The good news….. this program can bring about success for the challenged, typical and even gifted students, because the design includes the neuro-educational aspect of the Neuro-Developmental Approach. This program, created by Jan Bedell, The Brain Coach, just keeps getting rave reviews year after year, as people discover it’s effectiveness. Here’s note from a mother on Rapid Recall System:
“When I ordered the Rapid Recall System the lady said, “Be sure to share a testimonial with us when you’re through.” I thought to myself, “You may not want to hear mine.” Well, I am glad to share that you WILL want to hear mine!! My son is almost 12 and in 4th Grade, doing 3rd Grade Math. I ordered the multiplication one first thinking it would be easier since it’s just memorization anyway. We had to start with 0 times any number is 0 and 1 times any number is always that number. I’ll have to admit I was a little skeptical. NOTHING we have tried has worked before. Now he knows his multiplication facts and can say them quicker than I can flip the flash cards. My husband was as amazed as I was when he heard us practicing one day. My son also has gained even more self-confidence in learning these facts. Thank you hardly seems enough for your products! I have ordered several more and cannot wait to get started with him. He is excited too!!!” M. M. 04/10
To see more of our research on Rapid Recall System please see our LGS Educational Services site.
About Neuro-Math Facts Program
Yesterday I received a note from another neuro-educational specialist colleague in Canada.. She shared information a client of hers had noted about a math facts program (Rapid Recall System) that had been designed by Jan Bedell. The program will help any student gain lifelong rapid recall of their math facts, but is especially helpful for students who struggle with learning math facts. The program is an excellent curriculum, but has the added bonus of a neurodevelopmental approach. What that means is that anyone learning on this program will have specific stimulation of brain-based technology that will create neuro-efficiency while the child or adult is learning their math facts. Here’s what this parent out of Canada had to say:
“Just wanted to let you know that one of my families said this “Rapid Recall System” was the best program for math facts-it is excellent. Thanks for all your work.”
A Math Facts Program That Works!
It Works In Schools – It’s Guaranteed – It’s Rapid Recall System
“What a fantastic math facts system! In 18 years of teaching, (first-graders) I have tried many ways to teach math facts but this system was by far the easiest to implement and I had better results with this system than anything else I have tried – all in just 7 minutes a day! Even my lower-level students flourished and were successful under this system. (3 students did 100% in 3 min or under.)
Here are just a few of the results that made me sit up and take notice:
Child #1 – Able to do all 70 problems in 2.5 minutes – 100%!
Child #2 – Unable to identify numbers at year start. At end of the year, he did better than all the top students in other first-grade classes.
My biggest success story in math!
Child #3 – Considered RTI, he was easily able to do math and was keeping up with the rest of the class.
An Exciting and Unexpected Result
After using the neurodevelopmental approach in my classroom this past year, my students improved academically, gained strength physically and matured emotionally. These students individually were able to complete sequences of tasks without prompting, as well as staying focused on the task that was before them. Other adults around them commented that their reasoning skills as well as their organizational skills were far above those of peers. Unlike other first grade classrooms in my past 18 years of teaching and those around us not participating in the program, these students were more respectful of each other and worked together to accomplish tasks without arguments. Students were successful, so both the students and teacher’s stress level came down. Together, we were working “smarter”, not harder.”
Tanda Trussell, First Grade Teacher, Plemons-Stinnett-Phillips CISD, Stinnett, TX
Gifted Children With Processing Problems?
My son was 15 yrs. old with a high IQ and STILL had not memorized his multiplication facts. He was capable of understanding abstract math concepts, but was bogged down figuring out each simple computation because he did not have them memorized. We tried everything imaginable before Rapid Recall System was recommended to us. I had actually given up and did not expect Rapid Recall System to work either. Amazingly, it did work with just spending a few minutes each day! He now knows all of his multiplication facts. LS, California
Neuro-Educational Program: Rapid Recall System
Here is a note from a teacher involved in a research program done in 2008-2009:
After using the neurodevelopmental approach in my classroom this past year, my students improved academically, gained strength physically and matured emotionally. These students individually were able to complete sequences of tasks without promptings as well as staying focused on the task that was before them. Other adults around them commented that their reasoning skills as well as their organizational skills were far above those of peers. Unlike other first grade classrooms in my past 18 years of teaching and those around us not participating in the program, these students were more respectful of each other and worked together to accomplish tasks without arguments. Students were successful, so both the students and teacher’s stress level came down. Together, we were working “smarter”, not harder.
RAPID RECALL SYSTEM
What a fantastic math facts system! In 18 years of teaching, I have tried many ways to teach math facts but this system was by far the easiest to implement and I had better results with this system than anything else I have tried – all in just 7 minutes a day! Even my lower-level students flourished and were successful under this system.
Tanda Trussell, First Grade Teacher
Plemons-Stinnett-Phillips CISD
Stinnett, TX
Advancing academically 2 grade levels in 3 months -How?
The LGS Neuro-Educational Approach is a program that provides the necessary brain stimulation to form neuro-pathways that were never developed during the earlier developmental stages of a child’s life. Each child will advance according to their own capacities. (It also works on teens and adults – see test results) There are a myriad of things that keep our children from developing neurological efficiency. Some have to do with illness as infants, some have to do with ear infections, but by and large most of our kiddos who seem to be bright, yet struggle with school were never given adequate exposure to activities that early on organize the lower levels of the brain, build a strong neuro-networks and connections. We are raising a generation of children who have missed being on the floor and having “tummy time” which allows for the body to help stimulate and map the brain. It is unfortunate we place our babies in the car seat when taking them home from the hospital, and for the majority of their infancy they remain in the up-right postion and miss getting all of the vital tactile, neuro-stimuli that is required in order to process information at lightening speed and efficiency. It’s all about the mind-body connections. What the LGS Neuro-Educational Program does is to work with the plasticity of the brain to form, repair and even create connections / neuro-pahtways to enhance internal communication. Most of the “learning disability” symptoms literally go away when the child is experiencing the benefits of a well organized brain, good auditory & visual processing abilities (yes, we work with that along the way) and other areas that may show up in the child’s evaluation. To discover more about our very successful programs, click here. There are free articles for you to investigate the science, philosophy and design of our neuro-educational models. Now, let’s listen to Jenny, a mom who discovered how her son could be helped:
“Our son came up two years academically in 3 months. The biggest indicator of progress to me has been that he is reading for pleasure! His problems are quite minor compared to what many families are dealing with, we were just frustrated at the lack of progress in several areas and felt like we needed an outside viewpoint. ” – Jenny M.
By the way, we have designed curriculum utilizing our approach, as well as a Neuro-Edcational Program called Developmental Foundations which is an at-home program that will get your child up and running with improved academic abilities.
Is It Possible to Learn Math Facts In 9 Minutes A Day?
Little Giant Steps has developed many programs utilizing the neuro-educational approach. These programs not on teach the curriculum, but they are designed to develop improved connectivity between the brain and body by building new neuro-pathways for better neuro-efficiency. As we say, “It’s in the wiring!” See what our research from 2008-2009 school term shows: 
This program is called Rapid Recall System. It is a very quick and easy program to institute and even easier to carry out daily. Actually, the teacher is only required to interact twice a day for two minutes. It even allows for use of the system during typical “non-productive” times. For instance, the class can be listening to the auditory portion of the daily program while the teacher can be taking roll or doing lunch rosters, etc.
For more information on this exceptional math facts supplemental program, see more details on the website: Click Here
Math Facts Made Easy, Teachers Verify
A math teacher in Alabama has been using this method for each of her math classes for over four years. She reports it has been amazing how a program based on a neuro-educational model can do what it does! First, she likes the fact that this program (a supplement) is so easy to implement. She can even do some of her “chores” like taking roll or required paperwork while the children attend to the auditory sessions (part of the multi-sensory features of the program) and the auditory/writing (tactile) activities required each day. She was amazed that her time “requirement” ( totally focused and interactive with the students in each class) working this program was for only two minutes a day. The rest of the system can be done on the computer or white board. She loves the fact it’s a positive force in her classroom. She says she likes the dynamics of speed and accuracy with each child only competing against themselves! It was reported one child said, “Hey, I beat myself!!” Having math be fun, exciting and the children experiencing success are formulas rarely achieved in a classroom of great learning diversity. The reason Rapid Recall System’s hallmark is such, is because of the design. The focus is “INPUT” on many levels. Children, regardless of I.Q., all improve with this method. In fact, this program works for teens, adults, special needs and those with labels, too. As we say, “It’s all in the wiring!” This methodology works at a developmental and lower levels of brain organization. The neuro-developmental emphasis is a natural solution that’s easy and fun. Thanks Mrs. Short for using Rapid Recall System. Click here to see what other teachers have to say

